Steven Webster 7f3f0ef1fb Fix mitaka online migration for PCI devices
Currently, a validation error is thrown if we find any PCI device
records which have not populated the parent_addr column on a nova
upgrade. However, the only PCI records for which a parent_addr
makes sense for are those with a device type of 'type-VF' (ie. an
SRIOV virtual function).  PCI records with a device type of 'type-PF'
or 'type-PCI' will not have a parent_addr.  If any of those records
are present on upgrade, the validation will fail.

This change checks that the device type of the PCI record is
'type-VF' when making sure the parent_addr has been correctly
populated

Closes-Bug: #1680918
Change-Id: Ia7e773674a4976fc03deee3f08a6ddb45568ec11
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